We believe that this new initiative will

not only provide a new exciting

family Co Curricula activity to the

school but at the same time offer

students who are not mainstream

sports orientated or physical &

intellectually disadvantaged to still

feel they are contributing to the

schools Co Curricula program.

Welcome to the recreational fishing & outdoor education

information nightProgram Coordinators Dean Parkes & Carlo Sorrentino

Fishing Camps and family weekend fishing tournaments

Stream rehabilitation and noxious weed removal on Canberra NSW waterways (ACT Government)

Custom lure making “Dennis the Menace Lures” using the TAS departments support, lures will hopefully be custom made to not only acknowledge the late Dennis Moreau (TAS teacher) but proceeds will be donated to his preferred charity Malkara.

What's new for 2014 Program overview

Playing It Safe: How to fish effectively but safely /survival skills

Entering fishing comps such as Canberra Carp Out, Carp-a-thon, ABT (Australian Bream Bass or Barra Tournament) Go on Charter Boats

Promote Catch and Release

How to help fishing ecosystems & hatchery visit

And much, much more refer to the handout on further program ideas

Program overview

We are open to suggestions! We need your support so please feel free to give us any further suggestions or ideas on the information sheet located at the front entrance.Further ideas include Scuba diving and open water dive

certificates ( age limitations apply)

Camp oven cooking with Chef Parksey Junior Boat licences Fishing Tours within Australia Possible water-skiing activities 4x4 tours and canoe trips

Its not just about fishing

How do you get involvedAll students from all years can participate in

this co curricular activity. It is an all year round

activity and students select recreational fishing

and outdoor education as their elected choice

at the beginning of each year or as a summer

winter season option.

However it is not an easy way out of doing a

co-curricular activity, student selection will be

based on students application grades and

general behaviour during each school term and

if need be discussed with parents and teachers.

Come and join the fishing crew at Black Mountain peninsula for a BBQ and fly-casting demonstrations & lessons on the 3rd of December at 4.00pm . The school bus will be taking students after school and parents are most welcome to attend. They can pick their sons up either at the peninsula (6.00pm) or at the school afterwards (6.30pm).More information can be found at the entry doors.

What's planned for 2013

A big thankyou to Guest speakerRob Paxevanos